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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1902
Page
7
The remains of Mrs. A C Burnett who died yesterday at 600 East Thirteenth Street were taken to New Lebanon for burial. Rev E B Surface pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church conducted services at 2 30 this afternoon.
Dr F M Fulkerson has moved his dental office from the Katy building to the apartments above Guenther Dry Goods at 310 South Ohio Street.
A compact list markets evaporated apricots at 10 cents per pound, navy beans at 5 cents, pancake flour at 10 cents, self raising buckwheat flour, maple syrup at 40 cents per quart, maple sugar at 50 cents for three pounds, and Golden Roast Coffee priced competitively per pound. These items aim to attract bargain buyers with practical pantry staples.
In circuit court MecCormick was granted a divorce from Isabel McCormick. The Thomas Chism vs Missouri Pacific case was continued by consent. Rennie Lipscomb vs John W Baldwin for damages over loss of husband’s services continues on trial amid a heated defense. Lawyers Sangree Lamm Steele defend Baldwin. Cashman Bohling prosecute.
Telegraph editor George B. Longan Jr. of the Kansas City Star married Goldie Angeline Cole at her home in Kansas City. Longan is the son of Professor G B Longan, A S of the city schools, and Cole is the daughter of George E Cole a livestock commission man. The couple began a bridal tour of the East.
In police court this morning Alfred Oats was fined five dollars for late hours and given a stay to leave town at once.
Telegram from Kansas City reports the marriage of E Spooner and Nell Buzan of Parsons performed by Rev Dr Quayle. An August Katy dining hall rebuilt and opened under Frank Digevers. Various railway staff changes and travel notes from Missouri Pacific Katy Pacific lines, including sick leaves and assignments.
The case of landlord McDaniels of the Commercial hotel charged with disturbing the peace of merchant policeman John L. Rogers was continued in Judge Kinsey's court until next Wednesday. Rogers was attacked around 7 30 p m while writing a letter in the hotel office. Constable Robb rushed to help and found Rogers under assault. McDaniels claimed the officer used his office for private use and sought to stop it.
An accident at Sweet Springs yesterday derailed Engine No 226 pulling the Lexington branch passenger train. The front baggage-car tracks tore up after an open switch caused a derailment. Conductor Thomas Butts, Engineer Pat O Connell, and Fireman John Marquis were aboard. No injuries reported and traffic was delayed about one hour.
Conductor Hopkins, formerly superintendent, is expected to fill the Division Superintendent vacancy per Warrensburg Star. Hopkins, popular with rail riders, resigned over friction and became a passenger conductor. He is said to be highly regarded by President Gould after a visit on the last trip. Missouri Pacific Chief Engineer Rohner has returned from a trip guiding a low grade Ozark line location.
An ambiguous sales note highlights a Majestic Hot Blast with a Front Feed door and other qualities praised for performance. The fragment suggests available sizes and strong features for improvised heating equipment.
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